All-Hungry Team

Had a twit-discussion with some people a short time ago. Based on some monster performances tonight, and season showings so far, the All-Hungry Team - via nominations - is, in no order:

Nneka Ogwumike
Glory Johnson
Tina Charles
Candace Parker
Tamika Catchings
Karima Christmas
Tayler Hill
Elena Delle Donne
Maya Moore
Sugar Rodgers

Tonight's results:

The Dream downed the Storm, 77-64, to snap a six-game losing streak. Sancho Lyttle paced Atlanta with 22 points and 11 rebounds.

The Lynx rallied past the Sky, 87-82. Maya Moore carried Minnesota with 33 points and Elena Delle Donne put up 38 for Chicago.

Game recap.

Glory Johnson posted 23 points and a WNBA season high 22 rebounds in leading the Wings past the Mercury, 77-74. What a great series between those two teams. It was only the 15th 20-20 game in league history.

Game story.

Team news:

The Sky still haven't found a way to replace Sylvia Fowles.

A look at the Stars at the halfway point.

Player news:

Candace Parker's grandmother was missing, but has been found. Thank goodness.

Storm rookie Breanna Stewart says she's ready to dunk, and don't compare her to Kevin Durant. Good for her; those NBA comparisons are lame.

Skylar Diggins and her fiance have partnered to write a new book.

Sue Bird is helping to rebuild in Seattle.

The Mystics look to regain their winning ways in San Antonio tomorrow.

NCAA Division I Women’s Basketball Oversight Advancement Committee news:

The committee has assigned University of Missouri-Kansas City's Justice Collins to promote the game.

College coach news:

Sheryl Swoopes is disappointed in her firing at Loyola, but feels vindicated.

A salary increase is part of Purdue coach Sharon Versyp's contract extension.

Duquesne coach Dan Burt has received a long contract extension, through 2023-2024.

Carrie Banks is a new assistant coach at Ohio State.

International news:

Tamara Tatham of Team Canada says it's never too late to start playing basketball.